Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-21
OLD and NEW PRESBYTERIAN
The Church North and South to Be
Reconciled.
What It Did For the Sunday School,
the Board OF Publication and
For Peace and Arbitration
in the World.
Yesterday Morning.

ator Smith in the chair.
Half an hour was spent in devotional
exercises.
Rev. DIR. Oliver, n delegate to the dio.
cesan council of the Protestant Episco-
pal church of Nebraska, now in session
in this city, was introduced. He pre-
sented communication from that body
containing the following resolutions:
Whereas The Presbyterian general assem-
bly, Is now In session In this city.
Resolved, That the delegates of the Protest
ant Episcopal council, of Nebraska, now In
city.
The communication was attested by
Canon Paterson.
Moderator Smith requested DIR. Oliver
to believe the nigh sense of appreciation
of the action of the council, entertained
by the members of the assembly They
all loved the same King, and they were
all laborlng to advance the interests of
the same King. In these days, when
there was beng made so consollng an
approach to the union not only OF hearts,
but also of hands, in matters of religion,
it gave him pleasure to assure the council
that the assembly would gladly cooper
ate with it in every move calculated to
advance the interests of their common
Master.
The rules of the assembly of last year
were adopted for the government of the
present meeting
The docket was then read by Stated
Clerk Roberts.
The same gentleman asked leave to
print the roll of commissioners.
DR.. Hayes, of Cincinnati, moved that,
with the roll, thadocket be printed.
The motion prevailed.
The following commissioners, whose
names have not been published, were ad-
mitted to the assembly.
Drs. b. Corwin, Eugene De Geller, Trinity,
Tex; DIR. Thomas +. Wallace, Zucatecas,
win, Erie; w. Ii. Morgan Cincinnati; A.
smpefs r esGsr ksn George Ss
place; s. Eaton, Winona. Mimi; James
Campbell, Freeport, Neb;; Robert r. Wal
lace, Bloomngton, H.; Charles :. Chase,
Y, and John s. Morgan, Rochester, N. Y.
The moderator then announced the fol-
lowing standing committees:
Bills and OyertuTesID e. Marquis, d; D..
d.. d., l.. Merrill Miller, d. D.. Robert,
Hyons, HemsRI WIN. g McKss s f. n. % wilson, Josiah
n Ha oSnf % aor R H. beSa j. SSsef and dcSsa
TSf%ss Il E. Biis; hosPSnan AFsAs,d Ass1a
%oGds johnson A '" evin f. IeSas nset san"a S
Field. John Akin, n. o. Hildebrand, Waldo
i. Converse, Asabel A. Shumway, John L.
wi 'Polity idis''s Of the Church,: Mcclellan
Levi Parsons, D. p. i. G. Fife. Jacob
A; Hood; Aaron Il; .,aal' Kerr oohar@ Charles =.
Custes, A. p. ,storrs, ,jr.,, George S: White,
James Joy, James w. BOhOn, Levi p. Up
Glke. ~
David Schley Schaff, V. A. Lewis, y. J.
Mcmillan, ID. D., Jonathan Osmond, ". A.
Snuck, Horace NJ: Simmons. NJ. D., Warner
Roberts. Rob james S;' 9; Seton, William schroe:
der, Caleb +. Quick.
Foreign missions David W. Moffatt, D. D..
Orr Lawson. D. D.; Katie C1rnh n, ,Chatterjse,
Frank P. Siatz, VIM. r. Coles: Edw. p, Per
kins, Clark l.. Baker, JnO. q. Tucker, Henry
Race, Nj. D.. Col. James l.. Abernethy, Alex
F9!sSm: ESaes:;Io1Isam 11o s onis{ H. Campbell, D. D.
Samuel NJ. Glenn, Nathaniel z. Bailey, ID. D.,
Irwin p. McCurdy, ID. d., james NJ. Denton,
Theodore Brockaw, JnO. p. Fox, Sam'l NJ.
RaH @ cfas RdSns9s E Screen M Means Chas
3. Fairchild, Ashbury r. Wygant, James II.
Plblicatlon-F. L. Sheppard, Edward ?.
Samuel \; Rs%iiton, % I2;,.I, P o., Thomas j.
Albright, J. A. Livingston Smith, johnson
II. Baldwin, John \. Covert, William M y; Ell
,s' RoSinson Rayiu on Vit George ~Stu Guthrie nA
Church ElectionSCalvin W: Stewart, d.
d., Sheldon Jackson, ID. D., John X. Crum,
William r. Grassle Daniel NJ f. BleTce; disIt nsr
Wilson, Edward p: Darant, Edward b.
Conklin, S. S. Schultz, NJ D.. George
Edwards, Robert Anderson, John Mich
OILS, NJ, d., Arthur 1h Fl .d!sn Brush. A,oxondsr
D. d., r, II. Richardson, d d.. .Saml II: Waller,
D. D., Calvin =. Wilson, VIM Marrow,
ase p6pes 6sesr Moore re- sob soisds hSntsr
d., Oscar M. Brownson. Horatio s. Hendee,
| Nj. D., Flavel McGee.
MIn1s,eTaI KsisfmWlson sla or rhasner wood:, D. p,
aeo g. WoodsH 90 sGhenff Harlan sS M DunD%s
SamI i, Wilson, D.. d.. Sam'l Graham, Robt.
c. Mckinney, James NJ. Ham. Curtes M.
Gates, Sllas Williamson, Hugh ii. Dobbins,
IIsaac, Isaac Purcell, Henry b. Black Wm' z.
Freedmen-Whi G. Burchard, WIN.
II. Houston. VIM: +; johnson, ID; D.; VIM.
l.. Austin, John A: Ewalt, VIM. v; Londer-
%% SSnshk kankln Mm U wm MesWs; wasers % R6uS Ro6srt
Smith. Meyiden s. Hill, George Buchanan,
Nelson b. Chamberlain, Joseph l.. Edwards.
Aid tor Coleges-John X. Ewing, Francis
| Brown, ID. d., John NJ. Richmond, Chas. d.
Shaw, ID. De-, Edgar a. Elmore, Thos. A.
Logan. Mich r. Perkinspaugh, James l3ayles,
| s. Patterson Sterrett, Simon Cort, John q.
Adams, M. D., Joel w. Forte, James Rob-
| ertsOn.
| Correspon ndence--Robert NJ. Patterson, D.
| d., George A. Howard, ID. d., Charles i.
Berry, j. c. Ludlow Kendall, Edward H.
Strong. David b. McCurdy, Donald Morri.
son, John q. Black, Charles II. Weles, John
s. Strong, William ii. Averill, William B.
Ferguson, Alonzo q. Tracy, Henry White,
| John A. Hemphill
Observation-Disclosures b. DuVal, ID. D.,
j. Alstyne Bawell, Samuel f. Webster, ID.
d., Malachi G. Bailey, William b. Waller,
| William CASTOR, James A. Little, William
l.. Swan. James A. Bell. Elisha Gray, George
s. Hewlett Claudius Il. Mccoy, Hiram w.
Cady, Edmund Il. Brown, Samuel Z. Ander-
| Son.
Narrative-David X. Breed, ID. D., j. Will
ford Jacks, Leighton w. Eckard, Edw.
Pratt, Albert X. Robinson, Sam'l Murdock,
Geo. Guild, Hartwell A. Tucker Robert l.
BO-gs, Louis }. Bonar, Jno Amman, Chas
ii. Avery, Cal. A. Matthess, VIM. G. Baird,
Temperance-Henry G. Cameron. D. D.,